Standin gives you one free face-swap render — watermarked, but genuinely free. Send a selfie in Telegram, get a cinematic face-swapped clip back in about 2 minutes. No app install, no signup, no card on file. The watermark is there for a reason — it makes the clip clearly identifiable as a swap, so it can't be passed off as real.
Open in Telegram →Standin is a consent-first product. The whole reason a face-swap tool needs to be careful is that the output can be passed off as real — and that hurts the people in it. The watermark makes the clip clearly identifiable as a swap, every time, for free, forever. It's the same reason a press photo carries a credit line. The free render is the free render; the watermark is the design choice that lets the free render exist safely.
For the longer safety story — takedown SLA, no-minors enforcement, age gate, hash matching — see the Trust & Safety page.
When you want no watermark, longer clips, and higher resolution, paid renders start at $9 — paid in the chat, by card or crypto, no subscription. The paid tier doesn't change anything about the safety model; you just get the unwatermarked version of the same kind of swap.
Yes — Standin. Your first render is genuinely free, watermarked. Paid renders from $9 remove the watermark.
Most don't. Most require a subscription before you can export a watermark-free clip. Standin's free render is genuinely free — the watermark is the trade.
Watermark, standard resolution, ~5 seconds max. None are tricks to make you sign up — they're the free tier by design.
Yes. Forward the result from the chat to any other app. The watermark stays on, which is the point.
Because Standin is consent-first. The watermark makes the clip clearly identifiable as a face-swap. Full safety story on the Trust & Safety page.